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General safety information and user responsibilities for operating the laser system.
Specifies the exclusive intended use of the laser marking system and liability disclaimers.
Explains the meaning and usage of various safety symbols employed throughout the manual.
Details potential hazards including electrical energy, laser radiation, and mechanical risks.
Explains laser radiation risks, classification (Class 1-4), and protective measures.
Recommends specific safety goggles for laser radiation protection.
Explains the function and wiring of interlock switches for safety.
Describes the integration and usage of the emergency off function for safety.
Provides safety guidelines for personnel performing maintenance or repairs.
Instructions for checking the system components for damage during unpacking.
Guidelines for assembling the laser marking system, including safety precautions.
Details the correct mounting procedures for the laser head and scanner.
Information on the control unit's installation, power, fuses, and ventilation requirements.
Details on connecting the mains power supply and required plug specifications.
Instructions for connecting the controller cables, including critical fibre optic connections.
Guidelines for installing and powering the optional TouchPanel user interface.
Overview of cables and connections for the laser system's electrical components.
Explains the interlock and start signals for systems without a shutter.
Details the interlock and start signals for systems equipped with a shutter.
Provides guidance on wiring safety switches to achieve specific performance levels.
Explains the Standard and Static modes for controlling the laser shutter system.
Describes safety concepts for systems with and without a shutter.
Details safety measures for systems operating without a shutter.
Outlines safety measures for systems equipped with a shutter mechanism.
Discusses performance level requirements for systems with and without shutters.
A comprehensive diagram illustrating all system connectors and their functions.
Emphasizes the necessity of installing guarding for Class 1 laser system compliance.
Step-by-step instructions for the initial startup and operation of the laser system.
Explains how to position the printed code on the product using detectors and software settings.
Describes how to configure the system for maximum line speed using "Marking on the Fly".
Feature for setting product spacing and ignoring print start signals.
Describes the system's controls, indicators, and the touchpanel interface.
Step-by-step guide for powering the laser system on and off safely.
Procedure for starting up the system when it is equipped with a shutter.
Overview of the QuickStep user interface, including its main screens and functions.
Description of the system's home screen, status icons, and buttons.
Guides through initial system configuration, including display and clock settings.
Configuration options for the production line, including print field and movement settings.
Information on password protection, user levels, and system security settings.
Configuration options for system security modes (Simple, Advanced).
Procedures for managing user accounts, including adding and modifying them.
Settings related to print output, including field offsets and message options.
Detailed guide on creating and editing messages using the system's editor.
Procedure for adding and formatting text objects within a message.
Defines common properties for text and graphic objects in messages.
Explains how to configure digital inputs for conditional printing logic.
Details on font selection, kerning, line spacing, and text alignment.
Management of marking parameters, including speed, delay, and length settings.
Access to advanced system configurations, including laser parameters and install options.
Tools for monitoring system hardware status and reviewing operational logs.
Wizard for printer setup, covering language, type, print field, and movement.
Guidance on troubleshooting system faults and contacting service personnel.
A comprehensive list of system status messages, causes, and recommended actions.
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